🔥The 9th Round of Easy Loan, Earn $40 Reward is in progress❗️ ⏰ Promotion Period: January 15th - Feburary 15th, 2025 👉 Register now and check more details at gate.io/campaigns/358

Final call to join the EASL Scientific Committee! We are looking for a candidate with a strong scientific track record in Immune-mediated and Cholestatic Diseases. Is this you? Or, do you know someone? 🔍 Read more any apply by tomorrow, 15 June, 23:59 CEST on:

This Wednesday, don't miss the final episode of #EASLStudio season 8! Faculty Rautou Pierre-Emmanuel, Sarwa Darwish Murad, Juan-Carlos Garcia-Pagan and Valérie Vilgrain are looking forward to an interesting discussion around the recently published EASL CPGs on vascular liver diseases. 🔗

It's finally here! Consensus #ACLF & #cirrhosis organ failure definitions. Gastroenterology ⤵️ pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/40499736/ Why? We need to speak the same language re #ACLF for #transplant/new Rx dev How? Multi-country consensus panels Result? Harmonized definitions &  research agenda

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Congratulations to each and everyone of the Journal of Hepatology and JHEP Reports team on behalf of EASLnews I am a very proud EASL Secretary General 🫶

Should we screen for thrombosis risk factors in cirrhosis? NO. 🔹Studies show no added PVT risk from inherited thrombophilia 🔹PVT in cirrhosis is more linked to low portal inflow & local wall stress ➡️ Thrombophilia screening not routinely recommended. @Jhepatology @EASLNews

What kind of anticoagulant should be used in cirrhosis? DOACs? Maybe. But… 🟢Child-Pugh A: Yes 🟠 Child-Pugh B: Caution 🔴 Child-Pugh C: Not recommended ⚠️Watch INR levels ⚠️In transplant setting: Prefer low molecular weight heparins @Jhepatology @EASLNews Rautou Pierre-Emmanuel

🎬 Alas, EASL Studio Season 8 has come to a close. A huge thank you to all the faculty for the insightful discussions this season! 💻 Missed an episode? Catch up on demand via EASL Campus. 🎧 Prefer audio? Tune in on Spotify (with video!), Apple Music, and Amazon Music. 🌞 We’ll

EMJ Hepatology is out now! 🔗hubs.la/Q03sQxWT0 Inside, uncover all you need to know from #EASL2025 and beyond - including expert interviews with EASLnews leaders Aleksander Krag and Debbie Shawcross, insights on siRNA and much more.

My letter NOT published in The Guardian on #assistedsuicide #AssistedDying

Amazing work everyone! A particular shout out to the St Mary’s team who have gone above and beyond this month with recruitment 👏💩💊 Imperial Hepatology

Great to see this in Frontline Gastro - a state of the art review of diagnostic approaches to HE from the Debbie Shawcross team and Sara Montagnese - a must read! Looking forward to sharing the rest of the series soon! EASL Education BASL education feed BSG fg.bmj.com/content/early/…

It’s that time of the year again 🤩📚👩‍🏫 Dr Brian Hogan opens the #EASLSchool on “Liver Critical Care & Liver Failure”, organised by the teams from the Royal Free Hospital and King’s College 🙏#LiverX EASLnews Prof Rajiv Jalan Debbie Shawcross Sven Francque

➡️State-of-the-art lecture by Prof William Bernal on the epidemiology and current challenges in Acute Liver Failure A brilliant start to the #EASLSchool! 🇬🇧 EASLnews #LiverX Sven Francque Debbie Shawcross Prof Rajiv Jalan

What a fantastic talk… strong debate about use of plasma exchange in ALF… ‘Not routine’ ‘clear evidence of hemodynamic improvement’ ‘major concern - immunosuppression’

What’s better than one #EASLSchool? Two schools happening at the same time, in the same city! 🙌 🇬🇧 The 2nd one focuses on the management of liver disease in pregnancy 🤰 ➡️ Organised by the fabulous team from Imperial College London 👏 EASLnews #LiverX Imperial College London

Awesome paper on Hepatic Encephalopathy with beautiful figures - one of a 4 part series by Debbie Shawcross Sara Montagnese and team! BSG Victoria Kronsten BASL education feed EASL Education #HE #Cirrhosis Gut Journal BMJ Open Gastro fg.bmj.com/content/early/…

Only 30% of pall care is NHS funded. Given today's vote, Keir Starmer, will you least commit to dramatically increasing palliative care provision so that patients don't "choose" to end their lives because we don't give them the care that might make life worth living?

🤯 Greater appreciation of the risks of radiation exposure from CT really needs to be highlighted to medical professionals and the general public alike.